Control Valves

Control Valves are devices that regulate the flow, pressure, or temperature of fluids in a process system. They are also referred to as modulating or throttling valves. They are essential for precise control of the desired variable in a process system.

Control Valves have three main components: a valve, an actuator, and a positioner. The valve has a modulating element, such as a plug or disc, that changes the flow area when moved by the actuator. The positioner ensures the valve achieves the desired opening to accurately control the process variable.

There are different types of Control Valves, such as globe, ball, and butterfly. There are also a wide variety of styles and configurations of Control Valves which are dependent on your process requirements.

If you want to learn more about our Control Valve portfolio and discuss your application requirements, please contact us. One of our Control Valve Specialists will help you find the best Control Valve solution for your process system.